Secure Arkansas

(e)  This subchapter does not apply to:

(1)  An owner of real property if the real property is not the direct subject of the regulatory program;

(2) Laws or rules within the jurisdiction of the State Health Officer or regulatory activities of the Arkansas Pollution Control and Ecology Commission, the Arkansas Department of Environmental Quality, the Arkansas Livestock and Poultry Commission, or the State Plant Board under delegated or authorized programs or approved plans under federal law;

(3) An eminent domain proceeding to which the Uniform Relocation Assistance and Real Property Acquisition Policies Act of 1970, 42 U.S.C. § 4601 et seq., as in effect on January 1, 2015, applies;

(4) An eminent domain proceeding undertaken by a governmental unit under applicable law;

(5) A lawful forfeiture or seizure of contraband under Arkansas Code, Title 5;

(6)  A lawful seizure of property as evidence of a crime or violation of law;

(7) An action, including an action of a governmental unit, that is reasonably taken to fulfill an obligation mandated by federal law or an action of a governmental unit that is reasonably taken to fulfill an obligation mandated by state law;

(8) The discontinuance or modification of a program or regulation that provides a unilateral expectation that does not rise to the level of a recognized interest in private real property;

(9) An action taken to prohibit or restrict a condition or use of private real property if the governmental entity reasonably determines that the condition or use constitutes a public or private nuisance as determined by background principles of nuisance and property law of this state;

(10) An action taken out of a reasonable good faith belief that the action is necessary to prevent an immediate threat to life or property;

(11) A rule, regulation, or proclamation adopted for the purpose of regulating water safety, hunting, fishing, or control of nonindigenous or exotic aquatic resources;

(12) An action taken by a governmental unit:
(A) To regulate construction in an area designated under law as a floodplain;

(B) To regulate onsite sewage facilities;

(C) To prevent waste of or protect rights of owners of interest in groundwater;

(D)  To prevent subsidence; or

(E)  Under its police power to make laws and regulations for the benefit of its communities;

(13) The appraisal of property for purposes of ad valorem taxation;

(14) An action that is taken in response to a threat to public health and safety that is designed to advance the health and safety purpose; or

(15) An action by a municipality unless the regulatory program has effect in the territorial jurisdiction of the municipality, excluding annexation, and that enacts or enforces a regulatory program that does not impose identical requirements or restrictions in the entire territorial jurisdiction of the municipality.

Also your property value has to have a reduction of 20% fair market value before you have a claim.

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